Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31
steeks and ea000oo fn oasA, aIl of walsh
be CHAINED fron ths Isss paEty.
ateral rnRsnima AetaFhfna.

e elsesion 10 dfl IS paalnsy % Is Foloss
o9 Dean divi1ion e GloSoag.aefhira,
q cansed ey The sseiFamsna Of nlAka
Hnme RuisE. has resulted In large IN
q ersals of tAs Liberal vots, 6amaelson,
= TIE LinefAl candidate. dafsatine Wynd-
- ham. Conservative. In the last aasaaian
y the distFiet Wag carried hy Blake over
y Luca4 Idbefal eai0niq, b msioElty
ef 1401,the total vote being 625S. Tha
Liberals now carry II BY Q majority Of
g l660 In q total vote Of 74n the Liberals
= increasing theiR poll hy 46l votes, The
, Conservatives increasing their poll b.
= 81. A prominent politician. pointing
= % the elestlon, says that Il shows that
4 Liberal Unioaista are returning 10 their
= allegiance.
YeIlsw Fever.
PHnADRhrH1A. July s0-The ship
4 Prince AlbGyt, from Hio Ianeiio, and
: bark CaEFis 4. Tylsf arrived yesterday
Il and are detained at Delaware heoak-
: water, being infected with yall0w fsveR.
= One OF the crew Of the former died on
!. the passage aud several are nov III.
: The Captain qf the Tyler died Of vel
. : low fever 90 Matanaas and the mAae and
= Q number of the crew we're oent % the
: hesPital.
I'll Fire in Car wsRkA
81 Oz1uA0o. July So.-A Gre this morn
4 | ing Ii the wells q French Oompany's
/, / bridge and ear huildina works dam
o IAQed property 10 the amount Of S150.-
9 600. Sixty men Working IN the black /
. smith shop adjoining had marrow co
. cape with their lives.
II ursing Ferry 70 Fight.
Pans, JaiY 30.-Ganeral BoulangaT's /
seconds have had an Interview with ex- |
PremieF Ferry and have formally pre- !
aented the Generals challengs 10 fght /
! duel. Ferry referred the seconds 20 i
two gentlemen friends, Who. be said,
were wiling 10 act for him. SSme
friends Of Ferry are nov urging him
10 fight.
italian Cahlnes MiuIssera.
RoArE, July O.-OWinR 70 the death
SiGnoE De Prefis, Prime Minister, the
members Of the Oahinet have rendered
their designations. eignor OFispi, Min
lister Of the Interier, In the De Pretis
lRoveEnment, viii form Q new Cabinet,
the present Ministry. II
sult AGaEnss a Mormon Church.
sALT LAKE, Jaly 3o.-A sait vas CON-
menced In the Territorial Supreme
Court today under the direction Of At
4
Mormon Church for the oonfscation Of I
e3OO0OOO in properly alleged 10 BE- IN I
lawfully hald By the church, and for the Z
| appointment Of receiver 10 Wind up 4
the Affairs In q corporation known as
the Church OF Jesus Christie Latter Day
Saints. The proceedings were insd- /,
tuted IN conformity TO the pToVisions Of :
the Tacker- Edmands Law, which disin-
corpoRated the organization and de- /.
clared ell the property In excess 50,0ce :
esoheatea 10 the Government and ap-
piled to the benefit Of the public schools
OF the Territory. The church has an J
immense possession, bat Il is held in !.
such . manner that II is thought TO Be =
almost impossible for the Government :
10 get hold Of them. The suits we're not
been preparing for Il BY transfer.
Special Agents Appointed.
WAsHENoroN, July 3O.-Ths President !.
has appointed the following named per-
sons special agents Of the Interior De-
partmenl, 70 make allotments OF land
IN seveFalty 10 Indians; James Il. How q
ard, Of Washington, for Grow Indians G
on the Grow Reservation In Montana; '
Henry RHRest. Of Noodheld, for the .
Indians on the Yankton Reservation In u
Dakota; Michael q. Connolly, Of Pc q
tersburR, H., for the Indians on the ST. I
iefz Reservation In Oregon; L. Light
neE, Of Nebraska, for the Indians ou she q
Sisston Reservation In Dakota. o
Gene 70 Vienna. 2
SOMA, July 80. II. Natcheyitch, '
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. has gone 10
Vienna 20 confer with Prince FeFdi-
nand.
COFps Of Meumsainoees. \
PANS, Jaly 3o.-Gsn. FeFron. Minis- :
ter Of War, 10 preparing O bill for the :
creation Of q military corps Of moon :
taineers for frontier service.
Yacht CapsiEed.
PHrLADKIPHIA, July 30.--A party of 0
twelve prominent business men started q
out in yacht this morning with the in g
tention Of cruising about the coast. q
When OF the lower part Of the city q
squall capsizsd the yacht and all we're
thrown into the water. All we're res I.
cued except Thomas Kennedy and the :
colored cook. .
ML McGFegor Cottage.
MAnEsoa (Wis.), July 30.--James W. &
Drexel, the New York banker, In O let T
ter 70 Commander In. Chief FaiFchild,
/ tenders 10 the Grand Army In per-
petuisy the cottage 81 Mt. Mc6regor,
IN which General Grant died. Toe 6
| trustees Of ths Rift shall consist Of the )
Comm andeT-i Chief Of the Grand
Army Republic, the President Of Mt.
MoCFegoF railroad, and such other per- .
sons as Mr.. Drexel OF bis successor may
name.
Cotssn Market.
NEw YoHK, July a0.-Following The
| drop Of 36 points IN cotton yesterday
the maEkst opened very feseTish this
morning ct the Cotton Exchange. The .
sales foF the short 211 hours' seaaion
aggregated I'll 200 bales, o good show
ing for Saturday. August closed 10
points below yesterday. Recovery be-
gan a half hour before the cloae Of the
session. II resulted from reports Of
drougkts in Texas and injurious effects
| Of excessive rains In Georgia and Ala I
bamA. In the last half honr she rcoov-
cry amounted 70 points ali along The
line.
FIRE I'm Redding.
RKDpno (Cal.), July 30.-A hre brske
out In ths Saddle Rock Restaurant
this evening, aud the flames spread 10
n. O. Shooters harness shop and No
Oonnell a Johnsen's liquor store. 8Al
the buildings we're destroyed. The los
is $1,000 and the insurance, $500.
Great Freshets In Georgia.
Au0UsTA (Ga-), Jaly 0.-The river
commenced rising yesterday morning.
Al this hour % o'eloak) it registers 50
feet and 8 inches, being the highest
aince 1865. The cotton and corn crops
In the Savannah Valley have been sub
merged and destroyed Hamburg u
entireiy under water. Tho upper
ana lower portions Of Augusta
are snbmerged. The river is slowly
rising sod grave spprehensione are
felt that the fFeshet may fesult ID Sc
Tious damage to the city. The foods
have done great iuiary 70 Toe railroads,
| specially the Georgia Central The
damage 10 the cotton crop cannot be
estimated. No snch destFueiivs ffeshst
has oee1Fred in tveety yesrs- Tele-
grams 10 the CArOaick from the upper
saw innah valley rep0Ft al the bottom
lands flooded and the damage eanoot
Be eslimated Continuous rains have
fallen in the upref country. No ioss
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